A tour of mark moriarity's garage

I was working at the rod shop so it was between 2002 and prob 04. A good night all around.

 

Closer to 02’ based on where I was living/ what we were driving.

that trip had it all! Hot rods, customs, food poising, and other things not said in polite company lol I got a good half a dozen stories in rotation still from that trip.

I believe that’s when I scored a bunch of rodders digest magazines as well. Dang, seeing a lot of faces in those memories that I haven't seen in forever around here

 

Sorry for distraction, that link from hotrodjack on ohlsson rice was a really good read. Thanks, ty

 

Holy chit batman...............my wife thought I had a lot of shit.....she needs to see this!!!

 

Yeah, I think it was at Paso Johns party...a great night!

 

2002! I’ve got some photos in an album somewhere. Might be a fun idea for a new post. I can only search this version of the hamb back to 03 so I’m guessing that’s about when the reformat took place. Wonder if the way back machine could fetch older stuff

 

Serious question for @Moriarity, I notice that your historical full customs are Chevrolets. What dictates what goes into your collection ? Is it the brand, the uniqueness, history, or just what you like ? Or possibly a little bit of all of the above.
And finally, what would be the end all vehicle to satisfy your thirst for your collection aside from the Uncertain T.

 

@Moriarity I too have a question. Did you expand you place, add on, rework it, etc to get it set up like it is?
What got me to thinking about it was when you mentioned “going upstairs “. And more vehicles. Is “downstairs “ a converted basement?
Crap, the things I think about

 

That looks like something that could hurt you!

 

If you have one i would love to see it. An o and r circular may be cooler than the Wright saw i have sitting in the garage

 

Wow! That was really cool! Thanks for sharing!!!!


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Yes! Also thanks for sharing. So neat seeing original cordless tools. Thanks, ty

 

Thanks for the tours; great stuff.

 

Thanks for sharing.

 

I worked at Volkskart, Sunset and Alverado, in Los Angeles in the late 50's we used Homelite, McCullagh, and Powerproducts 2 cycles in the carts. JW